Deposition of George Netter

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George Netter of the parrish of Annah in the County of Cavan yeoman sworne and examined sayth That since in the begining of the present rebellion This deponent at Toleroan in the parrish and County of Cavan aforesaid was deprived robbed or otherwise dispojled of his Cattle horses mares Corne, howsholdstuffe the benefite & value of his farme & of the possession rents and proffits of his freehold Land, & other goods & chattells whereby he hath now lost & is dampnified the summ of One hundred & fowrscore & one poundes ster. And this deponent is like to be deprived of & loose the future proffits of his said freehold landes worth xx li. per annum untill a peace be established: And further sayth That the parties Rebells that soe robbed and dispoyled him of his goodes & chattells are theis that followe vizt: Hughe <a> Reogh Bready now of Tooleroan aforesaid yeoman Turloghe Brady of Tooleroan aforesaid yeoman Donoghoe Brady of the same Merchant Gilleduff ô Rely of Drumcassidey in the same parrish and County gent: Turlogh Carrah ô Rely of the Toolleroan aforesaid gentleman: Hugh ô Kennedy (heretofore the Deponents Servant) Killeese Brady of the Parsae in the parrish aforesaid husbandman: & divers others whome hee knoweth not And the Rebells alsoe stript and dispojled him this deponent & his wiffe & 4 seven children of all their clothes, & turned them all away naked into the could aire: His wiffe being then with child whoe all endured soe much misery: That 3 of those children djed & perrished:
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Signum predicti [mark] Georgij Netter
Jur 24o Julij 1643
Edw Pigott
Will: Aldrich

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{George Netter Jur 24o}
Julij 1643
Intw

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